CNN issues urgent Donald Trump alert in humiliating new blow to President

CNN has issued a brutal update on Donald Trump's approval ratings in a new poll. The news broadcaster argued that the poll showed negative net approval for the President on major issues for 181 days in a row since March 12. The issues reportedly include crime, immigration, trade, the economy, and foreign policy. CNN data guru Harry Enten explained on Monday that some polls show that his approval rating has gone up, but he reiterated that the net approval rating has not been positive for almost six months.

Speaking on CNN, Harry said: “Look at the aggregate polls and look how long Donald Trump’s net approval rating has been negative. It has been every day since March 12th, according to the average of polls. We’re talking about 181 days in a row in which Donald Trump has been underwater swimming with the fishes."

He added: “There is no good data for Donald Trump when looking at the aggregate. And looking overall, he has been negative for a very long period of time, the vast majority of his second presidency."

Touching on Trump being underwater in major issues, Harry explained: “Donald Trump is underwater on all of them. Trade, obviously, tariffs have been a big thing at the bottom of your list, minus 17 points. The economy, which was the reason he was elected to a second term to fix the economy, way underwater at minus 14 points. Foreign policy, minus 12."

He told fellow CNN presenter John: "And then I think, Mr. John Berman, the key two issues at the top, because these have been Donald Trump’s strongest issues, crime and immigration. But get this, he is now underwater on both of these issues, if barely. But he’s underwater on crime at minus two, immigration at minus three. On all the key issues, he is again swimming with the fishes—consistency across the board."

Harry concluded: “No wonder Donald Trump is in trouble. He’s steady across the board. And since February, when he was last positive, he’s only gotten significantly worse among two very key groups for his election back last year."